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CMS Open Payments Recipient Search
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CMS Open Payments Recipient Search is a paid API for AI agents from api.healthparse.io, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Search and rank physicians by total CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) received, filterable by specialty, state, nature of payment, and minimum amount.
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How this service works
Screen physicians industry is already paying — the recipient side of the CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) file, ranked by total reported payment amount. Filter by specialty, state, nature_of_payment, and min_amount. Prescriber name / specialty / state / city are resolved by joining the NPI to the CMS Part D Prescribers file (Open Payments carries none of them). Public CMS provider-level data; not a consumer report.
Output
Returns a ranked list of physician recipients from the CMS Open Payments program, including NPI, name, specialty, city, and state (resolved via Part D NPI join), along with total reported payment amount and nature of payment category, sorted by total payment descending.
Example use cases
Pharma compliance screening by specialty
“Pull the top 50 oncologists in New York and California from the 2024 Open Payments data who received more than $25,000 in total industry payments — I need to review potential KOL conflicts.”
Investigative journalism on industry payments
“Find all physicians across any specialty in Florida who received over $100,000 in speaking or consulting fees from industry in 2024, ranked by total payment amount.”
Market access team targeting analysis
“Which orthopedic surgeons in Ohio received the highest total Open Payments from industry in 2024? Show me up to 100 results with their city and specialty.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://api.healthparse.io/v1/open-payments/recipients/searchWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to identify which specific physicians are the largest recipients of industry payments from CMS Open Payments data, especially when filtering by specialty, geography, payment type, or minimum dollar threshold. Prefer this over the Part D prescriber endpoints when the goal is financial compliance screening, KOL identification, conflict-of-interest research, or investigative analysis of pharma/device industry payments rather than prescribing behavior.
Side effects
- No results returned if specialty substring doesn't match CMS taxonomy — try broader terms
- State code must be valid 2-letter abbreviation or query returns empty
- performance_year values outside loaded range return no data or error
- min_amount set too high may return zero results
- nature_of_payment substring must partially match CMS payment category labels
- Offset beyond result set returns empty list
Input
Schema · Request body
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